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==Dropoff==
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A very small storage shed that can receive goods from a conveyor belt and make them immediately available to Whiskers.  It cannot receive deliveries from Whiskers.
It comes in two varieties with one simply being taller than the other.  The taller variant receives goods from conveyors on the 2nd floor as opposed to the first floor.
Holding only 13 goods, the Dropoff is the smallest warehouse building available. It will need a constant supply of goods provided by a conveyor belt to ensure Whiskers can access the goods they need.  Additionally, unlike other warehouse buildings, you cannot filter the goods it receives.  This must be done at the [[Extractor]] or [[Input Hopper]] providing it with resources via a conveyor belt.
Dropoffs require Advanced Belt research.

Latest revision as of 03:30, 22 March 2026

Dropoff
Research
Advanced Belts
Construction Material
Planks 5 Cut Stone 2
Storage
13
Foot Print
Very small warehouse that can receive resources from conveyors. 2x1x1 or 2x1x2

A very small storage shed that can receive goods from a conveyor belt and make them immediately available to Whiskers. It cannot receive deliveries from Whiskers.

It comes in two varieties with one simply being taller than the other. The taller variant receives goods from conveyors on the 2nd floor as opposed to the first floor.

Holding only 13 goods, the Dropoff is the smallest warehouse building available. It will need a constant supply of goods provided by a conveyor belt to ensure Whiskers can access the goods they need. Additionally, unlike other warehouse buildings, you cannot filter the goods it receives. This must be done at the Extractor or Input Hopper providing it with resources via a conveyor belt.

Dropoffs require Advanced Belt research.